List of cities that no longer have trolleybuses
This is a
list of cities that had trolleybuses at some time in the past as part of their
public transport system, and do not have them today.
See also: List of cities with trolleybuses,
List of light-rail transit systems,
List of town tramway (urban tramway, streetcar) systems,
List of metro systems.
*
el-Jazair ولاية الجزائ /Algiers (1914, not completed. 1934 - 1974)
*
Qusantînah قسنطينة /Constantine (1914, not completed. 1921 - 1963?)
*
Wahran وهران /Oran (
17 May 1939 - 1969?)
*
el-Qāhirah القاهرة /Cairo (1950 -
22 October 1981)
*
ad-Dār al-Bayḍāʼ الدار البيضاء /Casablanca (1932 - May 1972)
*
Tétouan تطوان /Tetouan (April 1950 - November 1975). Suburban line to Martil.
*
Bloemfontein (
16 December 1915 - October 1937)
*
Boksburg (
25 March 1914 -
10 October 1925)
*
Cape Town (1930 demonstration, and
21 December 1935 -
28 February 1964)
*
Durban (
24 February 1935 -
11 April 1968)
*
Germiston (
19 August 1914 - 1918)
*
Johannesburg (1930 demonstration, and
26 August 1936 -
10 January 1986)
*
Pretoria (
1 July 1939 -
21 February 1972)
*
Tūnis تونس /Tunis (1945 - 1970)
*
Kabul کابل (February 1979 - 1993). Closed due to civil-war damage, reopening planned.
*
Naxçıvan /Nakhichevan, (
3 November 1986 - 2003)
*
Ānshān 鞍山 /Anshan (
1 January 1975 -
1 July 2000)
*
Běnxī 本溪 /Benxi (
1 July 1960 - 1996)
*
Chángchūn 长春 /Changchun (
1 July 1960 - 2001)
*
Chéngdū 成都 /Chengdu (
1 January 1962 -
10 January 1996)
*
Chóngqìng 重庆 /Chongqing (
24 December 1955 -
23 May 2004)
*
Fúzhōu 福州 /Fuzhou (
28 September 1983 -
14 March 2001)
*
Hong Kong SAR 香港 (
12 April 2001, demonstration by
Citybus (Hong Kong) at their depot in Wong Chuk Hang) [
1]
*
Jílín 吉林 /Jilin (
1 October 1960 - 2000)
*
Nánjīng 南京 /Nanjing (
1 August 1960 - 1996)
*
Qiqihar (Qíqíhā'ěr) 齐齐"" (January 1959 - 2002)
*
Shěnyáng 沈阳 /Shenyang (
1 November 1951 - June 1999)
*
Tiānjīn 天津 /Tianjin (
1 July 1951 - 1994)
*
Kobuleti ქობულ"თი Construction started 1990 - 1991 of interurban line to Makhinjauri (terminus of a line from
Batumi ბათუმი), not completed.
*
Samtredia სამტრ""ია (
28 August 1982 - February 2004) Included interurban route to Kulashi village.
*
Tskhinvali ცხინვალი (
25 June 1982 - November 1990)
*
Zestaponi ზ"სტაფონი Construction started 1990 - 1991, not completed.
*
Delhi दिल्ली (1935 - 1962)
*
Kolkata কলকাতা (
1 January 1977 - 1982)
*
Mumbai मुंबई (
11 June 1962 -
24 March 1971)
*
Hanayashiki 花屋敷 (
1 August 1928 - April 1932). Hanayashiki is part of
Kawanashi city,
Hyōgo prefecture.
*
Kawasaki 川崎 (
1 March 1951 -
30 April 1964)
*
Kyōto 京都 (
1 April 1932 -
30 September 1969)
*
Nagoya 名古屋 (
10 May 1943 -
15 January 1951)
*
Ösaka 大阪 (
1 September 1953 -
14 June 1970)
*
Tōkyō 東京 (April 1912 demonstration,
20 May 1952 -
28 September 1968)
*
Yokohama 横浜 (
16 July 1959 -
31 March 1972)
*
Atyrau (
4 September 1996 -
29 April 1999)
*
Novaya Bukhtarma (December 1974 - 1980)
*
Öskemen (December 1974 - 1985)
*
Shymkent (
11 January 1969 -
19 February 2003)
*
Yangon (
17 August 1936 - by 1945)
*
Manila (February 1929 - December 1941)
*
Singapore (
14 August 1926 -
15 December 1962)
*
Colombo / කොළඹ (
22 July 1953 -
1 December 1964)
*
Ankara (1946 - 1981)
*
İstanbul /Istanbul (1961 - 1982). Trolleybus operation confined to European side.
*
İzmir /Izmir (July 1954 - September 1992)
*
Andijon /Andijan (
30 April 1970 - 2002)
*
Hà Nội (河内) /Hanoi (
15 December 1986 - July 1993)
*
Gmünd: see
České Velenice Czech Republic*
Graz (
1 October 1941 -
29 June 1967)
*
Judenburg (
10 December 1910 - 1914)
*
Kapfenberg (
1 July 1944 -
31 March 2002). One line extended to
Bruck an der Mur.
*
Klagenfurt (
1 August 1944 -
16 April 1963)
*
Klosterneuburg (
22 May 1908 - December 1919). Line extended to Weidling railway station.
*
Leoben (
1 March 1949 -
13 July 1973)
*
Liesing (
17 July 1909 - 1917). Line extended to Kalksburg. Liesing and Kalksburg are now part of
Wien.
*
Wien /Vienna:
**Pötzleinsdorf - Salmannsdorf:
14 October 1908 -
30 October 1938.
**Währinger Gürtel - Salmannsdorf:
9 October 1946 -
3 December 1958.)
Goods (freight) line:
*
Sankt Lambrecht (
16 November 1945 -
21 April 1951)
*
Antwerpen (Anvers) /Antwerp (
14 August 1929 -
31 March 1964)
*
Bruxelles / Brussel / Brussels (
18 April 1939 -
15 February 1964)
*
Liège (Luik) (
31 July 1930 -
9 November 1971)
**Liège -
Seraing (RELSE) (
15 May 1936 -
31 August 1964. This system operated a unique group of double-end trolleybuses, with driving positions at both ends [
2].
*
Blagoevgrad / Благоевград (Construction started during late 1980s, not completed.)
*
Kazanlak / Казанлък (1987 -
11 January 1999)
*
Rijeka (
27 October 1951 -
16 August 1969)
*
Split (1944 - 1972)
*
České Velenice (
16 July 1907 -
14 July 1916)
*
Děčín (
6 January 1950 -
14 December 1973)
*
Praha /Prague (
29 August 1936 -
15 October 1972)
*
Litvínov (
6 December 1946 -
31 January 1959)
*
Most, and Most - Litvínov interurban line (1948-
31 January 1959)
*
København /Copenhagen (KS): (1902 demonstration,
21 May 1938 -
15 October 1963,
2 August 1993 - October 1998) [
3] [
4]
**
Hellerup (København) (NESA): (
1 February 1927 -
17 October 1971)
*
Odense (
8 August 1939 -
19 November 1959) [
5]
*
Helsinki /Helsingfors (
5 February 1949 -
14 June 1974 [
6],
17 April 1979 -
30 October 1985 [
7])
*
Tampere /Tammerfors (
8 December 1948 -
15 May 1976 [
8])
*
Strasbourg (
27 May 1939 -
31 March 1962)
*
Bordeaux (May 1940 - 1954)
*
Dijon (
1895,
7 January 1950 -
30 March 1966)
*
Brest (
29 July 1947 - 1970)
*
Saint-Malo (1906 -
5 June 1907,
10 July 1948 -
30 September 1959)
*
Tours (
5 October 1947 -
29 June 1968)
*
Belfort (
4 July 1952 -
1 August 1972)
*
Mulhouse (
9 October 1908 -
14 July 1918,
5 July 1946 - 1968)
*
Le Havre (
1 August 1947 -
28 December 1970)
*
Rouen (
22 January 1933 -
26 June 1970)
*
Fontainebleau (
15 July 1901 - 1913)*
Paris (
15 April -
12 November 1900 (in
Saint-Mandé), 1912 - 1914 (in Saint-Mandé), January 1922 demonstration,
**
Vitry (
7 April 1925 -
8 July 1935)
**
Porte de Champerret -
Bezons /
Argenteuil (
8 January 1943 -
31 March 1962)
**
Porte de Choisy -
Choisy-le-Roi and
Porte d'Italie -
Thiais (
16 January 1950 -
31 March 1966)
*
Nîmes -
Remoulins (
10 July 1924 -
31 December 1927)
*
Perpignan (
21 September 1952 - June 1968)
*
Metz (
14 September 1947 -
30 April 1966)
*
Forbach (
19 May 1951 -
1 November 1969)
*
Montauban (January 1903 - 1904)
*
Béthune (1898 - 1904)
*
Le Mans (
13 November 1947 - 1969)
*
Amiens (1946 - February 1963)
*
Poitiers (
9 August 1943 -
3 March 1965)
*
Aubagne -
Cuges-les-Pins (
19 September 1927 -
20 July 1958)
*
Marseille (
13 June 1903 -
1 September 1905 (between Allauch and La Rose),
26 April 1942 -
25 June 2004), system included an interurban line to
Aix-en-Provence.
*
Nice (
30 April 1942 -
12 September 1970)
*
Toulon (
17 May 1949 -
19 February 1973)
*
Chambéry (
6 October 1930 - June 1940)
*
Grenoble (
1 August 1947 -
24 June 1999)
*
Modane -
Lanslebourg (
20 August 1923 - June 1940)
*
Moûtiers -
Salins (-les-Thermes) (
15 April 1930 - March 1965)
Goods (freight) lines:
*
Leers (1910 - 1965)
*
Baden-Baden (
26 June 1949 -
31 July 1971)
*
Heilbronn am Neckar (
16 January 1911-1916) - (
23 September 1951 -
30 December 1960)
*
Ludwigsburg (
21 December 1910 -
1 May 1923)
*
Mannheim (1930 - 1931)
*
Pforzheim (
29 September 1951 -
1 October 1969)
*
Ulm (
14 May 1947 -
23 October 1963)
*
Augsburg (
28 October 1943 -
17 March 1957)
*
Landshut (
27 November 1948 -
22 May 1966)
*
München /Munich
28 April 1948 -
28 April 1966)
*
Nürnberg /Nuremberg (
25 January 1931 - 1931, March 1935 -
1935,
15 November 1948 -
12 December 1962)
*
Regensburg (
18 March 1953 -
17 May 1963)
*
Berlin:
Halensee,
Charlottenburg -
Spandau Bock,
29 April -
13 June 1882,
Eletromote, world's first trolleybus operation.
**
Schöneweide -
Johannestal:
5 December 1904 -
4 January 1905**
Steglitz:
20 April 1912 -
31 July 1914**
Spandau (West Berlin):
24 December 1933 -
17 December 1952.
**
Steglitz (West Berlin):
2 May 1935 -
22 March 1965.
**
Mitte -
Lichtenberg (East Berlin):
1 August 1951 -
1 February 1973.
*
Potsdam (
1 October 1949 -
2 February 1995)
*
Bremen (
7 August 1910 -
19 June 1916,
1 November 1949 -
5 November 1961)
*
Bremerhaven (
20 November 1947 -
30 June 1958)
*
Hamburg (
2 January 1911 - ?)
**
Harburg:
12 July 1949 -
18 January 1958)
*
Darmstadt (
1 March 1944 -
16 April 1963)
*
Frankfurt am Main (
6 January 1944 -
17 October 1959)
*
Gießen (
18 June 1941 -
23 December 1968)
*
Kassel 12 July (1944 - February
1945,
1 October 1947 -
27 May 1962)
*
Marburg (
19 May 1951 -
5 October 1968)
*
Offenbach am Main (
14 July 1951 -
26 September 1972)
*
Wiesbaden (
23 December 1948 -
17 November 1961)
*
Hannover (
6 June 1937 -
10 May 1958)
*
Hildesheim (
7 August 1943 -
30 May 1969)
*
Oldenburg (
26 September 1936 -
26 October1957)
*
Osnabrück (
2 December 1949 -
10 June 1968*
Wilhelmshaven (
1 October 1942 -
30 October 1960)
**Wilhelmshaven -
Jever (
8 December 1944 -
30 September 1954*
Aachen (
2 January 1944 -
13 September 1944;
1 August 1948 -
3 February 1974)
*
Bielefeld (
27 May 1944 -
8 November 1968)
*
Bochum (
18 June 1949 -
18 October 1959)
*
Bonn (
17 February 1951 -
30 June 1971)
*
Dortmund 29 May 1942 -
17 June 1967)
*
Duisburg (
18 December 1954 -
28 May 1967)
*
Essen (
8 May 1949 -
23 November 1959. Dual-mode guided bus (
DUO-BUS) operation
28 May 1983 -
24 September 1995)
*
Gummersbach (
25 November 1948 -
30 September 1962)
*
Köln /Cologne (
6 November 1950 -
16 March 1959)
*
Krefeld (
3 December 1949 -
29 May 1964)
*
Langenfeld -
Monheim (
31 May 1904 -
5 November 1908)
*Grevenbrück, today
Lennestadt (
6 February 1903 -
6 June 1916)
*
Mettmann (
26 August 1930 -
31 December 1954)
*
Minden (
19 December 1953 -
20 July 1965)
*
Moers (
27 October 1950 -
19 September 1968)
*
Monheim am Rhein (
31 May 1904 -
5 November 1908)
*
Münster (
1 October 1949 -
26 May 1968)
*
Neuss (
28 August 1948 -
31 December 1959)
*
Neuwied (
1 October 1949 -
28 February 1963)
*
Rheydt, today Mönchengladbach (
18 May 1952 -
16 June 1973)
*
Siegen (
16 October 1941 -
5 January 1969)
*
Wuppertal (
1 October 1949 -
27 May 1972)
*
Bad Neuenahr -
Ahrweiler (
23 May 1906 - 1919)
*
Idar-Oberstein (
22 February 1932 -
11 May 1969)
*
Kaiserslautern (
29 October 1949 -
30 November 1985)
*
Koblenz (
17 July 1941 -
30 October 1970)
*
Mainz (
19 May 1946 -
12 February 1967)
*
Pirmasens (
25 November 1941 -
12 October 1967)
*
Trier (
20 January 1940 -
27 May 1970)
*
Neunkirchen (
1 August 1953 -
31 March 1964)
*
Saarbrücken (
12 November 1948 -
11 May 1964)
*
Völklingen - (
12 November 1950 -
4 June 1967)
*
Döbeln (
1 May 1905 - 1914)
*
Dresden (
24 March 1903 -
19 March 1904,
5 November 1947 -
28 November 1975)
*
Hoyerswerda (
6 October 1989 -
30 December 1994)
*
Königstein -
Königsbrunn (
10 July 1901 - September 1904)
*
Leipzig (
1912,
29 July1938 -
31 May 1975)
*
Wurzen (
7 April 1905 - 1929)
*
Zwickau (
1 December 1938 -
30 August 1977)
*
Bitterfeld (October 1984 - October 1988)
*
Elbingerode (Harz) - (March 1988 - February 1989)
*
Magdeburg (
1 July 1951 -
31 October 1970)
*
Flensburg (
9 October 1943 -
15 September 1959)
*
Kiel (
28 May 1944 -
15 April 1964)
*
Erfurt (
26 February 1948 -
7 November 1975)
*
Gera (
2 November 1939 -
14 September 1977)
*
Greiz (
21 September 1945 -
11 July 1969)
*
Weimar (
2 February 1948 -
3 April 1993)
Towns in historic East Prussia (Ostpreußen),
West Prussia (Westpreußen),
Lower Silesia (Niederschlesien) and
Brandenburg that are no longer part of Germany:
*Allenstein: see
Olsztyn Poland*Breslau: see
Wrocław Poland*
Danzig: see
Gdańsk Poland*Insterburg: see
Chernyakhovsk Russia*Landsberg an der Warthe: see
Gorzów (Wielkopolski) Poland*Liegnitz: see
Legnica Poland*Waldenburg: see
Walbrzych Poland=
*
L´Aquila (
19 May 1909 -
31 March 1924)
=
*
Avellino (
16 September 1947 -
1 November 1973), system connected Avellino,
Atripalda and
Mercogliano.
*
Capua -
Caserta -
Maddaloni (1961 -
26 October 1972)
*
Salerno - (
7 August 1937 - 1986), system included interurban lines to
Battipaglia,
Pagani,
Pompeii,
San Severino and
Torre Angellara.
=
*
Ferrara (
28 October 1938 -
25 February 1975)
=
*
Trieste (
30 March 1935 -
19 April 1975)
=
*
Anzio -
Nettuno (
17 June 1939 -
22 January 1944)
=
*
Argegno -
San Fedele d'Intelvi (
1 July 1909 -
21 November 1922)
*
Bergamo (December 1921 -
9 March 1922; 1949 - 1978)
*
Brescia (1936 - 1968)
*
Como (
18 August 1938 -
7 June 1978), system included interurban line to
Cantù and line to Swiss frontier at
Ponte Chiasso.
*
Cremona (1940 -
31 May 2002)
*
Desenzano del Garda -
Rivoltella (1920 -
3 March 1932)
*
Gallarate -
Samarate (1904 - ?)
*
Lanzo d'Intelvi (1912 -
21 November 1922)
*
Pavia (
3 February 1952 - 1968)
*
Tirano -
Boscopiano (1915 - 1916, 1941 - 1950)
=
*
Ancona -
Collemarino -
Falconara (FPAF): (
15 March 1949 - 1972)
*
Civitanova Marche (
25 March 1956 - 1974)
*
Fermo -
Porto San Giorgio (
6 February 1958 -
31 December 1977)
=
*
Alba -
Barolo (
26 September 1910 -
12 July 1919).
*
Alessandria (
1 February 1952 - July 1974)
*
Cuneo (
1 August 1908 - 1968
**Cuneo -
Chiusa di Pesio (
20 September 1909 -
31 December 1957)
*
Ivrea -
Cuorgnè (
30 March 1908 -
31 December 1935)
*
Stresa (1909 - ?)
*
Torino /Turin, urban (ATM): (1902 (experimental), 1931 -
22 April 1976.
**Torino -
Chieri (
4 November 1951 -
22 December 1979)
**Torino -
Rivoli (
13 November 1955 -
4 November 1979)
=
*
Carrara (
5 June 1955 -
26 December 1985)
*
Firenze /Florence (
11 November 1937 -
1 July 1973), system included an interurban line to
Fiesole*
Livorno (
28 October 1934 -
22 October 1973)
*
Pisa (
20 January 1952 -
29 February 1968)
*
Siena (
24 March 1907 -
21 October 1917)
=
*
Perugia (
28 October 1943 - 1973)
=
*
Châtillon (1920 - 1925)
=
*
Padova /Padua (
21 April 1937 - 1970)
*
Venezia /Venice:
**
Lido (
29 June 1941 - 1968
**
Mestre (
25 April 1933 - 1968), system included lines extending to
Mirano and on the causeway to Santa Lucia railway station in the old city.
*
Verona urban (AMT): (1937 - June 1975)
**Verona interurban (APT): (
15 August 1958 - June 1980). System extended to
Domegliara,
Grezzana,
Soave -
San Bonifacio, and
Tregnagno.
*
Vicenza (
22 October 1928 -
12 June 1970)
*
Catania (
4 October 1949 -
27 April 1966)
*
Palermo (
28 October 1939 -
1 July 1966)
*
Tràpani (1952 - 1970)
Military lines:
*
Asiago -
Marostica (1916 - 1919)
*
Edolo -
Ponte di Legno (1915 - 1918)
*
Enego -
Primolano (1915 - 1918)
*
Solonceni (
1 May 1992 -
3 January 1994). 2.9-km line connecting residential area of Solonceni village to administrative and employment centers.
*
Groningen (
27 June 1927 -
9 November 1965)
*
Nijmegen (
9 July 1952 -
29 March 1969)
*
Drammen 15 December 1909 -
10 June 1967 (First trolleybus system in
Scandinavia [
9])
*
Oslo 15 December 1940 -
15 February 1968 [
10]
*
Stavanger 26 October 1947 -
12 January 1963 [
11]
*
Dębica (
12 November 1988 - October 1990)
*
Gdańsk (
18 September 1943 - 1945)
*
Gorzów (Wielkopolski) (
23 July 1943 -
30 January 1945)
*
Legnica (
10 November 1943 - January
1945,
15 September 1949 - 1953)
*
Olsztyn (
1 September 1939 -
1945 10 December 1946 -
31 July 1971)
*
Poznań (
12 February 1930 -
20 January 1945;
1 March 1946 -
29 March 1970)
*
Słupsk 22 July 1985 -
17 September 1999*
Walbrzych 22 October 1944 -
30 June 1973*
Warszawa /Warsaw
5 January 1946 -
1 July 1973;
1 June 1983 -
31 August 1995*
Wrocław 16 March 1912 - 1914
*
Braga (
28 May 1963 -
10 September 1979)
*
Porto (
1 January 1959 -
27 December 1997)
*
Chernyakhovsk / Черняховск (
27 November 1936 - January 1945). Closed because of war damage.
*
Grozny / "розный (
31 December 1975 - December 1994). Closed because of war damage.
*
Kachkanar / Качканар (
11 October 1972 - December 1985)
*
Poprad (
2 August 1904 - 1907)
*
Ljubljana (1952 -
4 September 1971)
*
Piran (
24 October 1909 -
19 July 1913)
*
Barcelona (
7 October 1941 -
7 October 1968)
*
Bilbo / Bilbao (
20 June 1940 -
28 October 1978)
*
Cádiz (1951 - 1975)
*
Castellón de la Plana (1962-1969)
*
A Coruña / La Coruña (
26 July 1948 -
4 January 1979)
*
Madrid (
8 April 1950 -
30 April 1966)
*
Pontevedra (
15 December 1943 -
31 August 1989)
*
Donostia / San Sebastián (
17 July 1948 -
24 December 1973)
**San Sebastián -
Tolosa (
6 June 1947 -
11 July 1968*
Santander (1951 -
25 February 1975)
**Santander -
Astillero (
17 July 1955 - August 1975
*
Tarragona (
2 October 1952 -
22 January 1973)
*
Valencia - (
18 July 1951 -
21 May 1976)
*
Zaragoza (1950 -
9 October 1975)
*
Göteborg /Gothenburg (
2 October 1940 -
14 November 1964) [
12]
*
Linköping (1989 demonstration)
*
Stockholm - (
20 January 1941 -
30 August 1964) [
13]
*
Västerås - (
11 November 1938 - 1948, 1-km demonstration line) [
14]
*
Altstätten (
8 September 1940 -
21 May 1977). Line connected Altstätten and
Berneck.
*
Cernier (
Val-de-Ruz) (
1 September 1948 -
14 April 1984). Line connected
Les Hauts-Geneveys railway station, Cernier and
Villiers.
*
Fribourg -
Farvagny (
4 January 1912 -
21 May 1932)
*
Lugano (
25 April 1954 -
30 June 2001)
*
Thun (
19 August 1952 -
13 March 1982). Line connected Thun and
Beatenbucht.
Non-public service:
*
Mühleberg -
Gümmenen (1918 - 1922)
=
*
Chesterfield (
23 May 1927 -
24 March 1938)
*
Derby (
9 January 1932 -
9 September 1967)
*
Nottingham (
10 April 1927 -
30 June 1966)
**
Notts & Derby Traction Company - (
7 January 1932 -
25 April 1953)
=
*
Ipswich (
2 September 1923 -
23 August 1963)
*
Southend-on-Sea (
16 October 1925 -
28 October 1954)
=
*
London (1912 demonstration,
16 May 1931 -
8 May 1962)
=
*
Darlington (
17 January 1926 -
31 July 1957)
*
Hartlepool (
28 February 1924 -
2 April 1953)
*
Middlesbrough (
Tees-side Railless Traction Board,
8 November 1919 -
4 April 1971)
*
Newcastle upon Tyne (
1 October 1935 -
1 October 1966)
*
South Shields (
12 October 1936 -
29 April 1964)
=
*
Atherton (
South Lancashire Transport Company,
3 August 1930 -
31 August 1958)
**
Saint Helens (
11 July 1927 -
1 July 1958)
*
Blackpool (1983 demonstration)
*
Manchester (
1 March 1938 -
30 December 1966)
**
Ashton-under-Lyne (
26 August 1925 -
30 December 1966)
**
Oldham (
26 August 1925 -
5 September 1926)
*
Ramsbottom (
14 August 1913 -
31 March 1931)
*
Stockport (
10 March 1913 -
11 September 1920)
*
Wigan (
7 May 1925 -
30 September 1931)
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*
Brighton Brighton Corporation Transport (BCT): (
23 December 1913 -
16 September 1914,
1 May 1939 -
30 June 1961)
**
Brighton, Hove & District Omnibus Company (BHC): (
3 March 1946 -
24 March 1959). All Brighton trolleybuses were lettered "Brighton, Hove & District Transport".
*
Hastings (
1 April 1928 -
31 May 1959)
*
Maidstone (
1 May 1928 -
15 April 1967)
*
Portsmouth (
4 August 1934 -
27 July 1963)
*
Reading (
18 July 1936 -
3 November 1968)
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*
Bournemouth (
13 May 1933 -
20 April 1969)
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*
Birmingham (
27 November 1922 -
30 June 1951)
*
Wolverhampton (
29 October 1923 -
5 March 1967)
**
Walsall (
22 July 1931 -
3 October 1970)
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*
Bradford (
20 June 1911 -
26 March 1972)
*
Doncaster (
22 August 1928 -
14 December 1963, 1985 - 1986 demonstration)
*
Grimsby (
3 October 1926 -
4 June 1960)
**
Cleethorpes (
18 July 1937 -
4 June 1960)
*
Halifax (
20 July 1921 -
24 October 1926)
*
Huddersfield (
4 December 1933 -
13 July 1968)
*
Keighley (
3 May 1913 -
31 August 1932)
*
Kingston upon Hull (
23 July 1937 -
31 October 1964)
*
Leeds (
20 June 1911 -
26 July 1928)
*
Rotherham (
3 October 1912 -
2 October 1965)
**
Mexborough (
Mexborough & Swinton Traction Company,
31 August 1915 -
26 March 1961)
*
York (
22 December 1920 -
5 January 1935)
*
Dundee (
5 September 1912 -
13 May 1914)
*
Glasgow (
3 April 1949 -
27 May 1967)
*
Aberdare (
14 January 1914 -
1 July 1925)
*
Cardiff (
1 March 1942 -
11 January 1970)
*
Llanelli (
26 December 1932 -
8 November 1952)
*
Pontypridd (
18 September 1930 -
31 January 1957)
*
Rhondda (
22 December 1914 -
1 March 1915)
*
Belfast (
28 March 1938 -
12 May 1968)
*
Adelaide (
2 March 1932 -
11 August 1934, experimental;
5 September 1937 -
12 July 1963)
*
Brisbane (
2 August 1951 -
13 March 1969)
*
Hobart (
29 October 1935 -
24 November 1968)
*
Launceston 21 December 1951 -
26 July 1968)
*
Perth (
1 October 1933 -
29 August 1969)
*
Sydney (City:
22 January 1934 -
12 April 1948. Kogarah:
3 July 1937 -
29 August 1959)
*
Auckland (
19 December 1938 -
26 September 1980)
*
Christchurch (
5 July 1931 - November 1956)
*
Dunedin (
24 December 1950 -
31 March 1982)
*
New Plymouth (
30 October 1950 -
7 October 1967)
*
Calgary (
1 June 1947 -
8 March 1975)
*
Victoria (
19 November 1945 -
30 November 1945; demonstration)
*
Winnipeg (
21 November 1938 -
30 October 1970)
*
Halifax (
27 March 1949 -
31 December 1969)
*
Cornwall (
8 June 1949 -
31 May 1970)Fort William - see Thunder Bay
*
Hamilton (
10 December 1950 -
30 December 1992)
*
Kitchener (
1 January 1947 -
26 March 1973)
*
Ottawa (
15 December 1951 -
27 June 1959)Port Arthur, Ontario - see Thunder Bay, Ontario
*
Thunder Bay (
15 December 1947 -
16 July 1972). Towns of Fort William and Port Arthur merged to form Thunder Bay from
31 December 1969.
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Toronto (
18 June 1922 -
31 August 1925, and
19 June 1947 -
19 July 1993)
*
Windsor (
5 May 1922 - November 1926)
*
Montreal (
29 March 1937 -
18 June 1966)
*
Regina (
4 September 1947 -
28 February 1966)
*
Saskatoon (
22 November 1948 -
13 May 1974)
*
Port of Spain (
1 October 1941 -
31 December 1956)
*
Birmingham (
30 April 1947 -
22 November 1958)
*
Little Rock (
26 December 1947 -
1 March 1956)
*
Oakland Construction of trolleybus line started, not completed.
*
Los Angeles (
11 September 1910 - 1915, connected
Sunset Boulevard with a new housing development, "Bungalow Town," in
Laurel Canyon. 1922 demonstration, 1937 demonstration, and
3 August 1947 -
30 March 1963)
*
Denver (
2 June 1940 -
10 June 1955)
*
New Haven (1903 demonstration)
*
Wilmington (
24 September 1939 -
6 December 1957)
*
Atlanta (
18 June 1937 -
27 September 1963)
*
Honolulu (1936 demonstration, and
1 January 1938 -
22 June 1957)
*
Chicago (
17 April 1930 -
25 March 1973)
*
Peoria (
13 November 1931 -
3 October 1946)
*
Rockford (
10 December 1930 -
6 June 1947)
*
Fort Wayne (
7 July 1940 -
12 June 1960)
*
Indianapolis (
4 December 1932 -
10 May 1957)
*
Des Moines (
9 October 1938 -
24 January 1964)
*
Topeka (
27 March 1932 -
30 June 1940)
*
Covington (
11 September 1937 -
12 March 1958). System extended across the
Ohio River to
Cincinnati.
*
Louisville (
27 December 1936 -
7 May 1951)
*
New Orleans (
2 December 1929 -
26 March 1967)
*
Shreveport (
15 December 1931 -
26 May 1965)
*
Baltimore (Suburban line to Randallstown,
1 November 1922 -
31 August 1931. Urban lines,
6 March 1938 -
21 June 1959)
*
Fairhaven (
16 October -
1 December 1915, experimental)
*
Fitchburg (
10 May 1932 -
30 June 1946), system also served
Leominster*
Nantasket Beach (1887 demonstration)
*
Detroit (1921 demonstration, 1924 demonstration,
19 June 1930 -
11 August 1937 and
15 December 1949 -
16 November 1962)
*
Flint (1936 demonstration, and
6 December 1936 -
26 March 1956)
*
Duluth (
15 October 1931 -
15 May 1957)
*
Minneapolis (
5 May 1922 -
22 May 1923, experimental)
*
Kansas City (
29 May 1938 -
4 January 1959. Interstate line to
Kansas City, Kansas opened
4 October 1950; closed
14 July 1951 because of flood damage.)
*
Saint Joseph (
1 August 1932 -
22 November 1966)
*
Camden (
1 September 1935 -
1 June 1947; "All-Service Vehicle" (ASV) installation using gasoline-electric motorbuses modified for operation from external power or onboard engine-generator set.)
*
Newark (
15 September 1935 -
10 November 1948; "All-Service Vehicle" (ASV) installation using gasoline-electric motorbuses modified for operation from external power or onboard engine-generator set. The Newark ASV network served many adjacent towns, including
Bayonne,
Elizabeth,
Hoboken,
Jersey City,
Paterson and
Plainfield.)
*
Weehawken (1934, All-Service Vehicle (ASV) demonstration. See Newark and Camden)
*
Buffalo (
30 December 1949 - January 1950, demonstration)
*
Cohoes (
2 November 1924 -
12 December 1937 (or
9 October 1933; sources disagree))
*
New York (1923 demonstration)
**
Brooklyn (
23 July 1930 -
26 July 1960)
**
Staten Island (
8 October 1921 -
16 October 1927)
*
Rochester (
1 November 1923 -
22 March 1932)
*
Greensboro (
15 July 1934 -
5 June 1956)
*
Akron (
12 December 1941 -
6 June 1959)
*
Cincinnati (
1 December 1936 -
18 June 1965)
*
Cleveland (
1 March 1936 -
14 June 1963)
*
Columbus (
3 December 1933 -
3 May 1965)
*
Toledo (
1 February 1935 -
28 May 1952)
*
Youngstown (
11 November 1936 -
10 June 1959)
*
Portland (
30 August 1936 (or May 1935, sources disagree) -
23 October 1958)
*
Johnstown (
20 November 1951 -
11 November 1967)
*
Pittsburgh (
28 September -
11 October 1936, demonstration; 1949 demonstration)
*
Scranton (1903 demonstration)
*
Wilkes-Barre (
15 December 1939 -
16 October 1958)
*
Pawtucket (
26 December 1931 -
30 May 1953)
*
Providence (
22 June 1935 -
24 June 1955)
*
Greenville (
19 August 1934 -
20 February,
1956)
*
Knoxville (
28 April 1930 -
1 July 1945)
*
Memphis (
8 November 1931 -
22 April 1960)
*
Dallas (
25 November 1945 -
28 July 1966)
*
Salt Lake City (
9 September 1928 - September 1946)
*
Norfolk (1921 demonstration; 1923 demonstration)
*
Petersburg (
19 June 1923 -
31 December 1926)
*
Portsmouth (1923 demonstration)
*
Richmond (1921 demonstration)
*
Kenosha, Wisconsin (
15 February 1932 -
1 March 1952)
*
Merrill (January - December 1913, experimental)
*
Milwaukee (
8 November 1936 -
20 June 1965)
*
Bahia Blanca (Completed 1954, not opened)
*
Buenos Aires (
4 June 1948 -
30 April 1966)
*
La Plata (December 1954 -
25 December 1966*
Mar del Plata (1956 - 1963?)
*
Tucumán (
23 July 1955 -
28 April 1962*
Araraquara (
27 December 1959 -
20 November 2000)
*
Belo Horizonte (
30 May 1953 -
22 January 1969)
*
Campos (dos Goytacazes) (
29 June 1958 -
12 June 1967)
*
Fortaleza (
25 January 1967 - February 1972)
*
Niterói (
21 November 1953 -
10 November 1967)
*
Porto Alegre (
7 December 1963 -
19 May 1969)
*
Recife (
15 June 1960 -
24 September 2001)
*
Ribeirão Preto (
24 July 1982 -
2 July 1999)
*
Rio Claro (
9 May 1986 - July 1993)
*
Rio de Janeiro:
**Zona Norte (April 1965 - April 1971?)
**Zona Sul (
3 September 1962 - July 1968?)
*
Salvador (
9 January 1959 - June 1968)
*
Bogotá (
12 April 1948 -
15 August 1991)
*
Medellín (
12 October 1929 - 1951)
*
La Habana /Havana. Test operation began
18 September 1949 along
tramway lines using "All-Service Vehicles" purchased secondhand from
Newark, New Jersey,
US. This was possible with little effort because Havana's tramway had twin-wire overhead. Regular service not operated.
*
Georgetown (1924 - 1961)
*
Lima (July 1928 -
13 June 1931)
*
Montevideo (
28 March 1951 -
26 January 1992)
*
Caracas (July 1937 - 1949?)
*
Valencia (? - 1949?)
*
List of cities with trolleybuses*
List of light-rail transit systems*
List of town tramway (urban tramway, streetcar) systemsGregoris, Paolo. 2003. "Giro d'Italia in filobus" (ISBN 88-7785-193-7). Cortona: Editore Calosci.
Jones, David. Australian Trolleybuses. Wellington: City Tramway Publications.
Mackinger, Gunter. 1979. "Obus in Österreich" (ISBN 3-900134-62-6). (Eisenbahn-Sammelheft Nr. 16.) Wien: Verlag Slezak.
Millar, Sean. 1986. "Trolleybuses in New Zealand" (ISBN 0-908726-20-1). Auckland: Millar Publishing.
Murray, Alan. 2001. "World Trolleybus Encyclopaedia" (ISBN 0-904245-18-1). Yateley, Hampshire, UK: Trolleybooks.
Pabst, Martin. 1989. "Tram & Trolley in Africa" (ISBN 3-88490-152-4). Krefeld: Röhr Verlag GMBH.
Peschkes, Robert. "World Gazetteer of Tram, Trolleybus, and Rapid Transit Systems."
Part One, Latin America (ISBN 1-898319-02-2). 1980. Exeter, UK: Quail Map Company.
Part Two, Asia+USSR / Africa / Australia (ISBN 0-948619-00-7). 1987. London: Rapid Transit Publications.
Part Three, Europe (ISBN 0-948619-01-5). 1993. London: Rapid Transit Publications.
Part Four, North America (ISBN 0-948619-06-6). 1998. London: Rapid Transit Publications.
Sebree, Mac, and Paul Ward. 1974. "The Trolley Coach in North America" (Interurbans Special 59). (ASIN: B0006CEBZC) Los Angeles: Interurbans. Los Angeles: Interurbans.
Stock, Werner. 1987. "Obus-Anlagen in Deutschland" (ISBN 3-926882-00-X). Bielefeld: Hermann Busch Verlag.
Straßenbahnatlas ehem. Sowjetunion / Tramway Atlas of the former USSR (ISBN 3-926524-15-4). 1996. Berlin: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Blickpunkt Straßenbahn, in conjunction with Light Rail Transit Association, London.
Tarkhov, Sergei. 2000. "Empire of the Trolleybus: Vol 1 -- Russia" (ISBN 0-948619-02-3). London: Rapid Transit Publications.
吉川文夫 (Yoshikawa, Fumio). 1995. 日本のトロリーバス (Nippon no "trolleybus") (ISBN 4-8848-066-3). Tokyo: kk Denkisha-kenkyûkai.
"Trolleybus Magazine" (ISSN 0266-7452). National Trolleybus Association (UK). Bimonthly.
Tarkov, Sergei. "The Solonceni Trolleybus." Trolleybus Magazine No. 200, March-April 1995.
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All Time List of North American Trolleybus Systems (David Wyatt)
*
Bibliography of the Electric Trolleybus (Richard DeArmond)
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Электротранспорт в городах бывшего СССР (Elektrotransport v gorodakh byvshego SSSR, Dmitry Zinoviev)
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Latin American Trolleybus Installations (Allen Morrison)
*
Tram.nu Atlas (Bruse LF Persson)
*
The Tramways of Cuba (Allen Morrison)
*
UK Trolleybus Systems & Museums (Bruce Lake)
*
Wires of Faded Glory (Richard A. Bílek)
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World Trolleybus List - Systems Closed*
Tom's North American Trolleybus Pix
